BUG: [multifile] allows uploading of filetype that is not specified in allowed filetypes #103
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* Add Plugin Dependency for CF7 in plugin header
* fix deprecated warning dynamic property creation
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* PRO: Fix: [response] tag doesn't work properly in multistep [#127](#127)
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* PRO: Fix: [multifile] allows uploading of filetype that is not specified in allowed filetypes [#103]((#103)
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[multifile my-files filetypes:pdf|zip] notusinganygroups [submit]If you click opload, and then choose to view all files (in your OS dialog) you can upload a file of any type. This is also the case for the default [file] field.
But when you try to submit the form there is no error thrown and the file is actually uploaded.
when using the [file] field, CF7 throws an error.
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